| Column | What it contains |
|---|---|
| Comment ID | TikTok's ID for the comment, written so Excel and Google Sheets keep all 19 digits |
| Comment | The full comment text, emoji included |
| Sentiment | Positive, Neutral or Negative, read from the comment text |
| Likes | Likes on the comment at the time of the export |
| Replies | How many replies the comment has |
| Created at (UTC) | When the comment was posted, as an ISO 8601 timestamp |
| Username | The commenter's TikTok handle |
| Country code | Two-letter country of the commenter's account, when TikTok provides one |
| Video URL | The video the comments belong to |
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TikTok Comment Exporter
Paste a public TikTok video URL, filter its comments by sentiment, country and likes, and download them as a CSV.
Export TikTok Comments to CSV
Paste the link to a public TikTok video and the exporter downloads its first 100 public comments as a CSV file. Every row has the comment, whether it reads positive, neutral or negative, its likes and replies, when it was posted, the commenter's username and, when TikTok provides it, the country of the commenter's account. Before you download, the page shows the video, the sentiment split and the comments, which you can filter by sentiment, country, likes or replies.
It is free and needs no account, no TikTok login and no browser extension.
Any public video URL
Full tiktok.com links and short vm.tiktok.com or vt.tiktok.com links from the share button both work.
Filter before you download
Narrow the comments by sentiment, country, likes or replies, or search them. The CSV then has exactly those.
Opens cleanly in Excel
The CSV is UTF-8 with a byte order mark, so emoji and non-Latin scripts display correctly.
What Is in the CSV
The export is built for audience and content research, so it carries only the fields that research needs: no display names, profile photos or bios.
How to Export Comments From a TikTok Video
Copy the video link
In the TikTok app, tap Share and then Copy link. On desktop, copy the URL from the address bar.
Paste it and export
The exporter reads the video's public comments. A new video takes up to a minute. A video that was exported or analyzed in the last 30 days loads right away.
Preview and download
Check the first 10 comments in the preview, then download the CSV and open it in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers.
What You Can Do With Exported Comments
- Collect the questions and objections under a viral video and turn them into your next creator brief.
- Compare what viewers ask under your videos with what they ask under a competitor's, as part of a TikTok competitor analysis.
- Filter the negative comments and sort them by likes to find the objections other viewers agree with.
- Check which countries the commenters come from with the free TikTok Audience Analytics tool, which reads the same comments and maps them.
Limits
- 100 comments per video. The export has the first 100 public comments in TikTok's default order. Replies are counted in the Replies column but not exported as rows.
- 3 new videos per day. Exporting a video that was exported or analyzed in the last 30 days does not count toward the limit.
- 30-day snapshot. An export is kept for 30 days, so exporting the same video again within that time returns the same comments.
- Public videos only. Private accounts, private videos and comments TikTok does not show publicly are not included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. You need no viral.app account, no TikTok login and no credit card. You can export 3 new videos per day.
The first 100 public comments per video, in TikTok's default order. Each row includes the comment's reply count.
TikTok's comment count includes replies and comments that are hidden or filtered. The export has up to 100 top-level public comments, and replies only as a count.
No. Every comment row has a Replies column with the number of replies, but the replies themselves are not exported.
An AI model reads each comment's text and labels it positive, neutral or negative toward the video, its creator or what the video shows. Jokes, questions and comments it cannot read clearly count as neutral. The bar above the preview shows the split for the whole export.
The exporter reads what any visitor can see on a public TikTok video. It never asks for a TikTok login, so it has no access to private accounts, private videos or comments TikTok does not show publicly.
Yes. The file is UTF-8 with a byte order mark, so emoji and non-Latin scripts display correctly in Excel. In Google Sheets, use File, then Import, then Upload. If Excel puts everything into one column, which happens with some regional settings, open the file with Data, then From Text/CSV, and choose comma as the delimiter. The comment ID is written as ="…" so spreadsheets keep all 19 digits; that import, and code such as pandas, show it with the ="…" around it.
No. Only public videos work, and the video URL has to open for a visitor who is not logged in.
The first export of a video reads its comments from TikTok. That export is kept for 30 days, so exporting the same video again within 30 days returns the same comments right away, without using your daily limit.
Track Every Video, Not Just One
The exporter gives you a snapshot of one video. viral.app tracks views, likes and comments for every video of the accounts you add, across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat and Facebook, and keeps the numbers up to date.
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